when hell freezes over is my first thought.

Adios!

I would not count her out just yet.

re: #1 mikeinmd

subtle.

Hillary Clinton to be offered dignified exit

/get out or it's under the bus you go

Will she stay on a binge till then?

Don't go for it Hill! Never surrender!

re: #5 Killian Bundy

But I thought it wasn't over until the "Lady in the Pantsuit" said so?

/My mom swears that Hillary said something like this.

Hillary will be dignified if she wins nomination.. otherwise she will be the Dems worst nightmare.

In like a lion, out like a bitch.

HHS Sec. Clinton? Oh man, that fire up the GOP base!

Well, if it requires her to be dignified, I guess they're out of luck

Keep on fighting, Hillary.

where I come from....

Pants suits never quit.....

(just remember that Hillary.... just remember...)

Don't go for it Hill. He's half white- don't trust whitey!

I can't believe I almost feel a little bit bad for Hillary. I mean, to be treated like that by your own party after being such a good moonbat.
OT - I hope McCain picks Jindal.

I hope the hell she stays in! I would rather see her vs McCain than the Obamessiah! Holy cow....I will hide under the covers if she quits. But she seems like a snotty bitch....hopefully she tells the Dem party to GFT. I fear Obamessiah more than I fear her.

JMHO

Preview is your friend: HHS Sec. Clinton? Oh man, that will fire up the GOP base!

I have a feeling the Clintons have a whopper coming by the end of the summer and the Messiah will be the target.

The former First Lady would get the chance to pilot Mr Obama’s reforms of the American healthcare system if she agrees to clear the path to his nomination as Democratic presidential candidate.

Not again. Haven't we already been through this once?

re: #15 song_and_dance_man

Liquor works too.

re: #21 DesertSage

Two socialists are better than one!

She was an idiot. She never went for Obama's throat. She thought the GOP would. But McCain loves Dems more than his own party, what ever party that is.

When animals eat their own.

not if this Harriet has anything to do with it....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KACQuZVAE3s

Tentative contacts have already taken place between Obama and Clinton aides over the endgame, but there have been no formal talks.

obama's practicing for iran.

Hillary won't bow out until she's ushered off the convention floor in advance of the grand coronation. She plans on keeping that from happening. I would not bet against her, but I sure would bet against her party in November.

re: #23 mitthrawnurdo

Two socialists are better than one!

I've seen this movie before, it doesn't end well.

Obama is such a weak and uneducated candidate they might have to pick her for VP.

Frankly, if she does this soon, she is stupid, and I don't think the Clintons are stupid. She must see that her opponent for the nomination is imploding and she isn't that far behind.I think there is still something out there about Obama that she knows exists and that is why she has stayed in this long. I believe she had hoped the Republicans would spring it so she hasn't unleashed it. My feeling is that she is trying to survive until the convention and hope someone else releases it.I know that is a conspiracy theory, but it seems the only explanation I can come up with for her to stay in this thing.

Oh c'mon... Hillary ain't going near any kind of healthcare omnibus bill. Especially one where the putative president could abandon the bill and leave her twisting in the wind -- again -- over socialized medicine. That would make her look foolish, and drive the final, permanent nail in any future presidential aspirations. She'd be a dolt to take this offer.

re: #17 Israel4ever

I can't believe I almost feel a little bit bad for Hillary. I mean, to be treated like that by your own party after being such a good moonbat.
OT - I hope McCain picks Jindal.

Jindal is one vibrantly intelligent young man. I worry about experience with him, but my intuition says he has more sense in his pinky finger than Obama will ever have.

There's no way Lady Macbeth would accept this offer, unless it were to sabotage Obama from the inside. I think she'd rather stay in the Senate and challenge him in 2012 if, Cthulhu forbid, he wins in '08.

One recalls the man who gave instructions on the disposal of his mother-in-law's remains.

'Enbalm, cremate and bury. Take no chances!'

OTOH, the Obamanable Snowjob may, just *may*, turn into the biggest gafft, I mean gift, the GOP could ask for in this particular year. The man who can't remember how many states there are in the Union, who thinks the honored dead really want to hear him speak, who gives $20,000 to a racist church he runs away from at the last possible moment, may actually be beatable.

The problem I have is the messiah factor. Too many people think this joker can walk on water--it truly frightens me to think him with 60 senators and a Demo house.

This is a real laugher -- here's a party that has created a whole host of victimization groups, and now they're reaping; it's going to be a nasty drive to Denver.

To add, the gaffes keep piling up, before they know it, the man will have a book of gaffes -- they are actually sowing the seeds of their landslide defeat in November...what will they do then?

Can Obama throw her under the bus before he ends up in Fort Marcy Park?

/June starts tomorrow, remember what happened to RFK

Hell no, she won't go! She's taking it to Denver.

re: #36 really grumpy big dog johnson

Jindal is one vibrantly intelligent young man. I worry about experience with him, but my intuition says he has more sense in his pinky finger than Obama will ever have.

And he speaks a whole lot better also.

I can't wait for her to start campaigning for the 'anointed one.' I will be analyzing her every statement and calculating how painful it must have been for her to deliver it. I swear it's going to be as if she's pulling out her own fingernails one by one...and then starting in on her toenails. Hoo-hah!

Another Democrat who has discussed strategy with friends in the Obama inner circle said that Mr Obama was openly considering asking Mrs Clinton to join his cabinet, alongside two other former presidential rivals: John Edwards, who is seen as a likely attorney general;

That alone is enough to not vote for Obama.

A less palatable democrat (B. Hussein Obama) may not necessarily be a bad thing if McCain is going to win this election. I only wish the Repubs could run a genuine conservative candidate.

Of course, if B. Hussein managed to win... God help us all.

re: #36 really grumpy big dog johnson

Jindal is one vibrantly intelligent young man. I worry about experience with him, but my intuition says he has more sense in his pinky finger than Obama will ever have.

Absolutely. If he can use Louisiana as his proving grounds and fix that broken mess of a socialist welfare state post Katrina his nomination would be assured. Forget Veep. Go all the way.

She should active the Omega 13!

Never give up! Never surrender! Go, Hill, go!

At one time I thought Clinton would be the easier Democrat to beat. Now, after much hard work by Obama, he has changed (he loves change!) my mind and I think he is the weaker. Hopefully, Clinton will be dissed to the point she keeps up the fight and takes this to the convention.

It's a strange state of affairs when Lizards root for Hillary.

Sharmuta I love Galaxy Quest. It's so funny because it is so Star trek, William Shatner.

re: #50 Who Watches the Watchmen?

It's a strange state of affairs when Lizards root for Hillary.

Sign of End Times.

no sarc.

I still hope they nominate Barry Waffles, but I'm loving the chaos.

My prediction still stands. Hillary will not give up.

Run Hillary run!

re: #50 Who Watches the Watchmen?

It's a strange state of affairs when Lizards root for Hillary.

Its a win win situation.

/she can't win, but she can still cause a lot of damage

Informal talks have already begun between Obama and Clinton fundraisers to discuss a merger, enabling Mr Obama to pay off Mrs Clinton’s campaign debts of $11 million

Well- there is that. But all she needs is another book deal, so I don't see why she'd need to go for this.

A Clinton dignified? Since when?

re: #47 Oh no...Sand People!

Absolutely. If he can use Louisiana as his proving grounds and fix that broken mess of a socialist welfare state post Katrina his nomination would be assured. Forget Veep. Go all the way.

I'd prefer that he had at least four years of seasoning first. But I am amazed by him. He makes Obama look like a shadow.

Ah.. but will she accept said offer..

re: #60 sngnsgt

A Clinton dignified? Since when?

It depends on what 'is' is.

Hillary should fight to the end. She has been so dissed by the media and her party that a scorched earth policy doesn't seem out of the question.

Are we all gonna meek back here on Sunday to watch Trinity's church service. It should be lively.

re: #24 pat

She was an idiot. She never went for Obama's throat. She thought the GOP would. But McCain loves Dems more than his own party, what ever party that is.

I have to agree with the McCain comment, But he seems to really dislike Barry.
My guess is that McCain sees Obama as a less than loyal American. Whatever I think of him, he is a patriot.

re: #63 Oh no...Sand People!

It depends on what 'is' is.

It also depends on what "when" is.

re: #56 sngnsgt

Run Hillary run!

Is that sticker on the front bumper, or the back one?

re: #31 pat

Obama is such a weak and uneducated candidate they might have to pick her for VP.

Not according to this Dem pollster in the article who gives us his all wise all knowing assessment of Hillary's defeat. (notice he says defeat as if it's a done deal)

In any case, Mr Mellman believes the decisive factor in her defeat was the one she couldn’t control. “The most important thing was that she was up against Barack Obama. He is enormously talented.”

re: #50 Who Watches the Watchmen?

It's a strange state of affairs when Lizards root for Hillary.

She's not nearly as scary as BHO.

re: #11 MrArchieBunker

HHS Sec. Clinton? Oh man, that fire up the GOP base!

Associate Supreme Court Justice Hillary R. Clinton

Obama is like New Hamshire's Ned Lamont in 2006 elections

I see Hitlerynot giving up
she will start her own party, like Ross Perot
to fuck Obama

she knows she has no viable chance ever again after this
and the old saying still goes
hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

she'll ruin him and the party
stay in the Senate until her term ends
and quietly leave public life

oh, and Bill Clinton will have a heart attack and die in there somewhere

The former First Lady would get the chance to pilot Mr Obama’s reforms of the American healthcare system if she agrees to clear the path to his nomination as Democratic presidential candidate.

I just felt something run up my leg - and make a B line to my anus.

Look. I'm not rooting for Hillary in anyway, but Obama needed to be kept in this nomination fight for as long as possible. You can see what has happened because it has dragged on as long as it has. None of this stuff would have had a chance to come out. I'm sure the Clinton's have had a hand in the "leaks" about Wright,Ayres, etc.That being said it has been helpful to McCain. He is also not my favorite, but I will vote for him. I'm not sure who is more electable, Obama, or Hillary. If by some unfortunate turn of fate, Hillary gets the nod and beats McCain, I don't think she is as dangerous as the "messiah" BHO. Just my two cents worth.P.S, It made me gag just to say that about the Hildebeast.......

What, exactly, is a "dignified" exit? If she concedes defeat, will they hand her a plaque commending her valiant battle for the Democratic nomination? Or will they send flowers to her funeral? ;-)

re: #63 Oh no...Sand People!

It depends on what 'is' is.

How about, Hillary Clinton 'is' NOT going to win the Democratic Nomination?

re: #74 David Simon

I just felt something run up my leg - and make a B line to my anus.

BWAAAHAAAHAAA!

re: #49 rollingdivision

At one time I thought Clinton would be the easier Democrat to beat. Now, after much hard work by Obama, he has changed (he loves change!) my mind and I think he is the weaker. Hopefully, Clinton will be dissed to the point she keeps up the fight and takes this to the convention.

A Clinton spokesman said that they would take it to the Credentials Committee in July and would not rule out a court challenge. This is beautiful

re: #66 opnion

I have to agree with the McCain comment, But he seems to really dislike Barry.
My guess is that McCain sees Obama as a less than loyal American. Whatever I think of him, he is a patriot.

Hillary's biggest mistake by far was assuming she'd have the nomination wrapped up by Super Tuesday. Her plan kerplopped when that didn't happen, and she had no troops on the ground to challenge the Obama surge. That one error alone may have cost her the election. But I won't count her out until I hear the vote that says Obama's the man. I can't understand a political party that would select an unelectable nominee, but then again, I haven't been a Demonrat for a long time.

re: #68 JeremyR

Is that sticker on the front bumper, or the back one?

Yes.

re: #78 sngnsgt

How about, Hillary Clinton 'is' NOT going to win the Democratic Nomination?

Fair enough.

heh.

Right now, a CNN "special investigation unit" report is on, "Obama's Fighting Spirit, How he knocks out the Competition"

re: #85 Yankee Division Son

Must be a slow news day...

re: #85 Yankee Division Son

Right now, a CNN "special investigation unit" report is on, "Obama's Fighting Spirit, How he knocks out the Competition"

I so hate liberal MSM damage control. Haughty arrogant bastards.

Is this not fun?
When McQueeg is so painful,
it's fabulously fun to watch the Victims Rights Groups,
formerly known as the DNC go down to the dark side of the puddle.

Arrogance. I hope he gets the rug pulled.

Mr Obama hinted at the plan last week. “One of my heroes is Abraham Lincoln,” he said. “Lincoln basically pulled in all the people who had been running against him into his cabinet because whatever personal feelings there were, the issue was 'how can we get this country through this time of crisis?’ And I think that has to be the approach that one takes.”

re: #71 itellu3times

Now that you mention it, that might be HRC's bottom line bargaining position. She could occupy the Ruth Bader Ginsberg 'seat'. A seat on the Supreme Court would be much more prestigious that a mere cabinet post.

re: #80 opnion

A court challenge? Incredible. Any Lizard Lawyers here know what claims they would make in court? I would think that a political party is immune from judicial interference ... but maybe not.

Hilary is a seated Dem Senator in a reliably Dem state.

She ain't going anywhere, and considering this is probably her last "hurrah" in running for President for at least four and possibly eight years she has little to lose by dragging things out as long as possible.

re: #72 winston06

Obama is like New Hamshire's Ned Lamont in 2006 elections

Pssst....Lamont is from Connecticut...

re: #89 ciaospirit

Chicago rules? Everyone gets to wet their beak...

I remember WELL the Hillary Rodham, Esq. of 1974. No Tears for Her, Argentina!

-S-

WOOT! Red Wings win game 4....

Come on home, Stanley!

re: #64 snowcrash

Hillary should fight to the end. She has been so dissed by the media and her party that a scorched earth policy doesn't seem out of the question.

We're talking about Hillary. Not only is scorched earth not out of the question, I'd say it's a sure thing.

re: #62 Yankee Division Son

And would anyone want to see Shrill be in charge of health care? Anyone?

His list of the losers he would appoint is laughable.

/Was Albore on it?

I am not worried about either a Hussein or a Shrillary presidency. Both are too dangerous to our country.

And I think a lot of Demonrats will stay home and pout on Election Day.

I do not expect a gracious exit by Shrill, remembering how she had to be practically pulled off from the front gate of the White House, kicking and screaming, on Inauguration Day, in 2001.

The stakes are too high, Hillary will not back down.

I think they are both awful and need to be beaten. I hate that McCain is my only choice, but I'll make it. I do NOT think there will only be 4 years of Obama. I DO think a significant, if not ruinous, amount of damage can be done to this country by a President Obama.

re: #89 ciaospirit

Arrogance. I hope he gets the rug pulled.

I bet that Obama thinks that Abe was the dem who freed the slaves. While in office, he was one of the most reviled and distrusted presidents ever. It was only through the long lens of history that we saw how truly great that log cabin lawyer really was.

I think today was a big day for Hillary. I am not saying she is going to win, but she lives to fight another day. They negotiated to seat half the delegates and that raised the total number of delegates now needed to secure the nomination. Obama can't declare victory on Tuesday. Anybody want to bet that unaffiliated (wink, wink) democrats in both states are now going to litigate for the remaining half? She now can argue that she won the popular vote. Why would she quit now? What superdelegates wants to be known as the person that killed her campaign? And lo and behold, the Pastor issue is back. Who knows how much more Obama is going to to get dusted up betweeen now and the convention. Two plus months is an eternity in politics-she can't quit.

That picture of Hillary with Bill and Chelsea....having a laugh between themselves.

This is the most "intimate" portrait I have seen of them....they share something that no one outside that little coterie knows at that point in time. It is a very humanizing picture, and certainly not one of defeat.

I hope she loses, but I hope BHO doesn't win. She would be bad for the country. Hell, McCain won't be actually good. But B. Hussein will bring about the end of the country as we know it. This isn't just the usual bad mouthing of the opposition.

This is the Manchurian candidate. Fear is a realistic reaction.

re: #91 hermeneutics

A court challenge? Incredible. Any Lizard Lawyers here know what claims they would make in court? I would think that a political party is immune from judicial interference ... but maybe not.

Equal protection clause.

Bah.. like she'll quit now. If she didn't quit when he was riding high she's not going to quit now. Especially after this "Half Vote" BS from the rules comittee.

re: #89 ciaospirit

Mr Obama hinted at the plan last week. “One of my heroes is Abraham Lincoln,” he said. “Lincoln basically pulled in all the people who had been running against him into his cabinet because whatever personal feelings there were, the issue was 'how can we get this country through this time of crisis?’ And I think that has to be the approach that one takes.”

Arrogance. I hope he gets the rug pulled.

Lets see:

1. Tom Tancredo: Secretary of Defense
2. Fred Thompson: Secretary of State

I am sure there are many other vital positions that would be worth having Romney, Rudy, and (California's Presidential candidates name eludes me) them on.

re: #92 looking closely

Agreed. She has NOTHING to gain by taking a cabinet position or by giving up early. The only cred she'll get is that of being a Democratic loyalist ... a party trooper. She's already squandered that so why bother.

If she delays, Obama could implode. This is truly likely. Its a question of timing -- before or after the convention. If after the convention, she can smugly said, "I told you so" and return to her NY senate seat.

Nice gig. She wins.

Backed into a corner, Mrs Clinton responded with increasingly outlandish claims about her qualifications, including a ludicrous statement that she had braved sniper fire on a trip to Bosnia.

Yeah- well she have claimed her uncle liberated Auschwitz....

I'm not sure how this will go but I don't think it's over. The decision today was arbitrary and weird; to just seat delegates with 1/2 votes. I don't think Clinton supporters would be appeased because because not all votes are counted equally. I also suspect that Hillary still smells blood in the water. Obama in prone to gaffes and is slow to react to controversies (like his church) which makes him very vulnerable. If I were to guess I'd bet Hillary will stick it out and take it to the convention.

re: #91 hermeneutics

A court challenge? Incredible. Any Lizard Lawyers here know what claims they would make in court? I would think that a political party is immune from judicial interference ... but maybe not.

I would love to know the theory for the action too,
My guess is that if they do go to court, the cause of action would be a voting rights violation wrapped around a denial of civil rights,

Hillary is just going to sit herself on a shelf and wait for the moment when Obama alive looks deader than Robert Kennedy. She will then suddenly reappear as the "viable alternative" about Labor Day or so. She won't get elected but will preserve the Copperhead core of the party for purposes of the house and senate election. My 2 cents worth for free!

Ciaspirit, zeez... What the hell are spoiled Americans going to do with a real "crisis"?Sorry if the cost of gas is 4.00 a gallon so you may have to cut out one or two of your lattes a week. Or 3% of new home buyers bought more house than they can afford so the can't make their payments. Or Their favorite American idol lost. A criss this is not! Now vote in Mr. Hope and Change ant then we can talk crisis. Sorry if I offended any of you lizards who really are in trouble....

re: #98 Sharmuta
She has proven she can play rough with the boys. I won't vote for her for ideological reasons but I have gained a new respect for her tenacity and ability to play the game. She is blazing the path for other women.

re: #107 Oh no...Sand People!

Lets see:

1. Tom Tancredo: Secretary of Defense
2. Fred Thompson: Secretary of State

I am sure there are many other vital positions that would be worth having Romney, Rudy, and (California's Presidential candidates name eludes me) them on.

That's Duncan Hunter....great guy.

1/2 votes for those in FL and MI.
All Democrats are equal, it's just that some Democrats are more equal than others.

i read the article and, truth be told, it made me kind of sick.

not because i'm in any way a hillary supporter, but the manipulative and condescending spirit behind their "kind offer" is almost suffocating in its arrogance.

"there, there, hillary... just lay down for the good of the party. we'll give you an inconsequential spot in the new administration and even pay off your debt, you poor thing."

//barf

may he choke on his hubris.

Hill should never quit.

Clinton Supporter Thrown Out of Rules Committee Meeting:

re: #97 Grammy Cracker

WOOT! Red Wings win game 4....

Come on home, Stanley!

Great game! Osgood got lucky during the last 30 second Penguins rush. Pittsburgh had a lot of shots from inside 20 feet, but they kept hitting Rde Wings before getting to Osgood.

re: #117 blue_like_jazz

i read the article and, truth be told, it made me kind of sick.

not because i'm in any way a hillary supporter, but the manipulative and condescending spirit behind their "kind offer" is almost suffocating in its arrogance.

"there, there, hillary... just lay down for the good of the party. we'll give you an inconsequential spot in the new administration and even pay off your debt, you poor thing."

//barf

may he choke on his hubris waffle.

/fixed.

re: #103 jollypigeon

I think today was a big day for Hillary. I am not saying she is going to win, but she lives to fight another day. They negotiated to seat half the delegates and that raised the total number of delegates now needed to secure the nomination. Obama can't declare victory on Tuesday. Anybody want to bet that unaffiliated (wink, wink) democrats in both states are now going to litigate for the remaining half? She now can argue that she won the popular vote. Why would she quit now? What superdelegates wants to be known as the person that killed her campaign? And lo and behold, the Pastor issue is back. Who knows how much more Obama is going to to get dusted up betweeen now and the convention. Two plus months is an eternity in politics-she can't quit.

Very true. Run, Hills, run! The longer she stays in, the better our chances are. If she goes kicking and screaming, it should leave the Dems too fractured to win.

re: #66 opnion

Hmmm. I think we shall see. An interesting observation. I hope you are right.
re: #69 ciaospirit

Mis use of words there. Obama is enormously likable from the perspective of the rooting section. Black underdog, educated, articulate, and apparently personally a nice guy. All Americans can root for a guy like that. But this man harbors demons. And in addition to belonging to a racist voodoo cult/church, he is simply ignorant about virtually everything. I mean this guy knows nothing. An International Relations major that knows nothing about the subject, a lawyer that never practiced law. A 'community activist".An empty suit.

re: #115 Grammy Cracker

I knew it started with a 'D'. Thanks Grammy.

pimf "crisis. Sorry, but I am tired of this whole wah wah mentality.

She's the new "IT" girl! Operation Chaos.

re: #118 ploome hineni

..watching Obama on tv, delivering speeches, responding to questions in interviews

is he smart enough to maneuver this?

I don;t like McCain at all but he can answer questions because he speaks from the heart. Even though I think he stinks I gotta respect the fact that he doesn't have to yammer Um's and ah's searching for the correctly worded lie.

re: #116 DesertSage

1/2 votes for those in FL and MI.
All Democrats are equal, it's just that some Democrats are more equal than others.

I wish all Democrat votes in Michigan - always - were counted at one half! Maybe we would have a decent Governor...

re: #97 Grammy Cracker

WOOT! Red Wings win game 4....

Come on home, Stanley!

Grammy,yer breakin' my heart..

re: #102 really grumpy big dog johnson

It was only through the long lens of history that we saw how truly great that log cabin lawyer really was.

Nice phrase ... the long lens of history. Can I use it?

re: #130 joecitizen

Grammy,yer breakin' my heart..

Oh, so sorry!

/

re: #122 Oh no...Sand People!

bwahahaha! i like it!

//a waffle covered in heinz 57 sauce

Read Hill was $11M in the hole. If she has a 100 Gs left in the account, cattle futures should cover that in a month. I hear the Saudis are big on cattle shipments.

re: #71 itellu3times

Associate Supreme Court Justice Hillary R. Clinton

DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING!

We have a WINNAH!

/Power for the rest of her life without having to pander to all those rubes every six years!

re: #107 Oh no...Sand People!

Lets see:

1. Tom Tancredo: Secretary of Defense
2. Fred Thompson: Secretary of State

I am sure there are many other vital positions that would be worth having Romney, Rudy, and (California's Presidential candidates name eludes me) them on.

You best pray to God that McCain wins.

/because the alternative cabinet is really scary

One person, one half vote? I don't think so. Pantsuit going to court. Whining in the forecast.

re: #128 Killgore Trout

I don;t like McCain at all but he can answer questions because he speaks from the heart. Even though I think he stinks I gotta respect the fact that he doesn't have to yammer Um's and ah's searching for the correctly worded lie.

McCain is an experienced politician AND led a life "before".

Obama is neither, and Hill has never been anything but a politician.

re: #116 DesertSage

1/2 votes for those in FL and MI.
All Democrats are equal, it's just that some Democrats are more equal than others.

Being worth half a human being is better than being worth only 2/5s. The party of Jefferson and Jackson long ago figured out how to count slaves so as to put a greater number of Democrats in Congress. You would have thought they would have learned the lessons of history.

re: #134 ploome hineni

I'm still not sure what I'm doing in the fall. I might be in a state that doesn't matter anyways, in which case I'll just stay home.

re: #134 ploome hineni

it is irrelevant if you or anyone likes McCain, and at this time, itis counterproductive to keep repeating McCain is a poor choice

McCain is the ONLY choice, so we better start looking for the pony, under that pile

Heh.

Looking for the pony under the pile

Rotating title nomination (do any of these ever get used?)

re: #124 pat

Hmmm. I think we shall see. An interesting observation. I hope you are right.
re: #69 ciaospirit

Mis use of words there. Obama is enormously likable from the perspective of the rooting section. Black underdog, educated, articulate, and apparently personally a nice guy. All Americans can root for a guy like that. But this man harbors demons. And in addition to belonging to a racist voodoo cult/church, he is simply ignorant about virtually everything. I mean this guy knows nothing. An International Relations major that knows nothing about the subject, a lawyer that never practiced law. A 'community activist".An empty suit.

I do not recall a less qualified individual getting this far. Editor of Law Review at Harvard is not what it used to be.

Can't imagine how or why Hitlery would exit now, not after BHO's brilliant and eloquent speech today. Now is the time for her to go for the jugular.

re: #105 Bob in Breckenridge

So the argument would be that residents in different states were treated unequally?

re: #6 NJDhockeyfan

Will she stay on a binge till then?

That image is likely to become one of the biggest icons of the year.

The Hildabeast, for all her self-aggrandizement, is a cunning serpent, on the order of Catherine de Medici. She may swizzle with the best of the Suki Tawdries, but she'll read the tea leaves and then slither into the most adventageous situation she can get. But, oh, what poison do her fangs hold swelling in reserve!

re: #138 Killian Bundy

You best pray to God that McCain wins.

/because the alternative cabinet is really scary

Holy Mother of Moses...

We are so boned.

McCain did have a life. He was a military man that went to pension status. But he is a fool when he discusses private business. He seems to get his economics from big ag and Tyson Foods. Scary people.

re: #143 OldLineTexan

Heh.

Looking for the pony under the pile

Rotating title nomination (do any of these ever get used?)

I recommended it to the Big Lizard. It's in his hands (claws? paws? feet?) now.....

re: #146 hermeneutics

So the argument would be that residents in different states were treated unequally?

Florida and Michigan.

re: #142 Killgore Trout

I'm still not sure what I'm doing in the fall. I might be in a state that doesn't matter anyways, in which case I'll just stay home.

local elections,pal,congress,senate,FRICKIN' SCHOOL BOARD..they all count and it all matters...

"Another Democrat who has discussed strategy with friends in the Obama inner circle said that Mr Obama was openly considering asking Mrs Clinton to join his cabinet, alongside two other former presidential rivals: John Edwards, who is seen as a likely attorney general; and Joe Biden, who is a leading contender to become Secretary of State."

I can see Biden being the William Jennings Bryan to Obama's Woodrow Wilson.

re: #134 ploome hineni

McCain is the ONLY choice, so we better start looking for the pony, under that pile

The choice is between a jackass and a gluehorse. Americans should hang their heads in shame at the choices they have for Commander in Chief.

re: #114 snowcrash

I've come to admire her fighting spirit a bit myself. I've also come to feel a bit sorry for her. obama might be tossing all his people under the bus, but the msm and the dnc started it by tossing hill under the bus months ago.

re: #144 opnion

I do not recall a less qualified individual getting this far. Editor of Law Review at Harvard is not what it used to be.

You spoke to truth there. This man has diminished the status of every Law review in the Nation. To say that it was a difficult attainment is an understatement. Editors are still as rare as the golden egg. Members have major bragging rights. I don't get it!

re: #146 hermeneutics

So the argument would be that residents in different states were treated unequally?

But I'd rather have some "private citizens" file suit saying their 14th amendment rights were violated, rather than Hillary's campaign, but I'm certain that's what would happen.

re: #132 hermeneutics

Nice phrase ... the long lens of history. Can I use it?

It's not my own, feel free to use whenever you want.

re: #156 Kreuzueber Halbmond

The choice is between a jackass and a gluehorse. Americans should hang their heads in shame at the choices they have for Commander in Chief.

Gluehorse.

Too funny. Today has been a good day for laughs...and a sad day as to why we have these laughs.

This is great - Wright gone - Church gone - Hillary Gone.
O-blah-blah has no way of beating McCain.
Stand clear folks - Implosion about to be set of!

re: #120 MrArchieBunker

Clinton Supporter Thrown Out of Rules Committee Meeting: [Link: www.youtube.com...] Oh man, its breaking down...

That is one cranky Democrat!
May there be millions more like her!

re: #161 Bob in Breckenridge

But I'd rather have some "private citizens" file suit saying their 14th amendment rights were violated, rather than Hillary's campaign, but I'm certain that's what would happen.

And I hope they do! What's to stop the party from doing this again in the future? What the hell is the point of a primary (or caucus) if the party's going to ignore the results? Why have a convention? Just let the party heads pick the candidate if this is how it's going to be.

re: #141 gymnast

But slaves were 3/5 a person and Democrats in Michigan and Florida are only 2.5/5 a person.

McCain - He spent 5 years as a prisoner of war. He also served honorably as a Naval Officer and a pilot.

Obama - His great uncle liberated Auschwitz (so he says) then spent six months in the attic.

This is a no brainer people. Even if you have problems with McCain, look at the stark differences. Vote!

Obama should hold his friends close, enemies closer, and the Clintons closest.

re: #165 wolfie

That is one cranky Democrat!
May there be millions more like her!

There are.

Good night Lizards, Be of good cheer, The Democrats have had one heinous day,

re: #160 pat

Affirmative Action.

My apology's to all you Lizards tonight about my spelling. I had two of my Grandkids all day today and I'm worn out!

re: #165 wolfie

That is one cranky Democrat!
May there be millions more like her!

Unfortunately, NOW's membership is down to about 200,000 raving lunatics.

re: #134 ploome hineni

it is irrelevant if you or anyone likes McCain, and at this time, itis counterproductive to keep repeating McCain is a poor choice

McCain is the ONLY choice, so we better start looking for the pony, under that pile

I agree with this. I find Obama more likable in some ways than McCain but only McCain is presidential and Obama will most likely throw Israel under the bus in his first 90 days.

But it is not going to be easy for McCain to beat Obama, as I have said here to the point of being offered a troll merit bage.

re: #109 Sharmuta

Yeah- well she have claimed her uncle liberated Auschwitz....

How about Shrillary claiming Jewish roots? This was offensive, in 1999, and still is.

In New York, where one of every eight voters is Jewish, it certainly won't hurt that First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton can note the Jewish branch on her family tree.

Mrs. Clinton, who is Methodist, "has very fond childhood memories" of the second husband of her grandmother, Max Rosenberg, a Russian-born Jew, said Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for the first lady's Senate exploratory committee.

Wolfson said Thursday that he doesn't "expect it will have an electoral impact, and we don't see it in that context."

Mrs. Clinton's maternal grandmother, Della, married Rosenberg in 1933, seven years after she and Mrs. Clinton's grandfather, Edwin Howell, divorced, according to a weekly Jewish newspaper, The Forward.

They had filed a petition for Max to adopt Della's children, including Mrs. Clinton's mother, Dorothy, but the attempt failed. Max Rosenberg died in Los Angeles in 1984.

Mrs. Clinton angered potential Jewish voters last year by voicing support for a Palestinian state, but has recently told Jewish leaders she considers Jerusalem "the eternal and indivisible capital" of Israel.

She has also said she favors moving the U.S. Embassy for Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. The United States has never recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

And this photo will never leave my mind, nor the circumstances.

/Shrill has Jewish roots like Hussein does.

A grandmother who's second husband is a Jew has absolutely nothing to do with her, and does not confer a grain of Jewishness.

Shrill, like Bubba, is a Jew hater...read this Tammy Bruce column...

You Fool! You fell victim for one of the classic blunders. The most famous is never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well known is this- never go in against a Sicilian Clinton when death the White House is on the line!

re: #164 Watookal

This is great - Wright gone - Church gone - Hillary Gone.
O-blah-blah has no way of beating McCain.
Stand clear folks - Implosion about to be set of!

Obama is McCain's guarantee to win. Hillary would have stood a chance. Sad.

re: #174 Bob in Breckenridge

Unfortunately, NOW's membership is down to about 200,000 raving lunatics.

Can you believe you actually wrote "unfortunately" ?!
We're rooting for NOW and the Hildebeast!
This is getting downright surreal! :O

re: #176 tokyobk

I agree with you, Tokyo. I think McCain is a lousy campaigner during a lousy time in history -- he's got to swim upstream to win.

Obama had a really bad day, however. At least some Americans were persuaded to vote against him today. And Hill's supporters have been slapped by their party. Who knows what they'll do next November.

So its looking up. A wee bit.

Rev. Pfleger: 'They want to kill me...it's been ugly'

The Rev. Michael Pfleger, who helped reignite Barack Obama's pastor problems by mocking Hillary Clinton, said this evening he's received "thousands of hate threats" since his videotaped pulpit rant.

"They want to kill me," Pfleger told parishioners during a service in a St. Sabina Church chapel on Chicago's South Side this evening. "It's been very ugly."

/and that's just the Clintons

re: #180 wolfie

Can you believe you actually wrote "unfortunately" ?!
We're rooting for NOW and the Hildebeast!
This is getting downright surreal! :O

NOW's bus has waaaaay more women under it than Obama's.

re: #180 wolfie

Can you believe you actually wrote "unfortunately" ?!
We're rooting for NOW and the Hildebeast!
This is getting downright surreal! :O

Politics does, indeed, make strange bedfellows!

re: #176 tokyobk

But it is not going to be easy for McCain to beat Obama, as I have said here to the point of being offered a troll merit bage.

It's getting easier every day. The more Obama talks, the less he looks presidential.
By November, I predict a 57 state landslide for McCain

It ain't over till the fat lady sings.
So when is Hillary's aria scheduled?

Too bad it will also be a requiem for the Democratic Party.
Maybe as the Dems turn into the People's Democratic Popular Party (like all the communist states are named), we'll get a center-left party, something that is an honorable and real opposition to the Republicans.

Who knows, McCain and Lieberman might found it.

Even if I prefer the Republicans, I still think they need competition for the US to be proper democracy; a one-party system is the mark of a dictatorship, not a democracy. But here, it is the Democratic party that is self-destructing; it is't being destroyed by a dictator, no matter how much they think Bush is one.

re: #182 Killian Bundy

Rev. Pfleger: 'They want to kill me...it's been ugly'

/and that's just the Clintons

Pfleger is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen on TV, and I lived through eight years of Bill Clinton as a gun-owner.

If only Hillary had a blimp, that would build her momentum.

When the libs destroy each other to oblivion this will be my music of choice:

Today- Smashing Pumpkins

re: #183 OldLineTexan

NOW's bus has waaaaay more women under it than Obama's.

My wife learned to hate feminists when she was in grad school and had no support from them because she had a child.
Now, she's a defense lawyer.

re: #177 NY Nana

And this photo will never leave my mind, nor the circumstances.

/Shrill has Jewish roots like Hussein does.

A grandmother who's second husband is a Jew has absolutely nothing to do with her, and does not confer a grain of Jewishness.

Shrill, like Bubba, is a Jew hater...read this Tammy Bruce column...

I really dig matzo ball soup....does this mean I could be Jewish?

/LOL

re: #189 DoubleU

If only Hillary had a blimp, that would build her momentum.

Bill has slimmed down quite a bit...

PS. I didn't mean sad that Hillary isn't the choice. ;)

re: #181 hermeneutics

I agree with you, Tokyo. I think McCain is a lousy campaigner during a lousy time in history -- he's got to swim upstream to win.

Obama had a really bad day, however. At least some Americans were persuaded to vote against him today. And Hill's supporters have been slapped by their party. Who knows what they'll do next November.

So its looking up. A wee bit.

This is all a reall popcorn popper!

I almost think that McCain could fall into the trap that Hillary did and also that failed dems like Dukakis did, meaning in their minds being so obviously the better chance that they do not come in swinging and take the fight to the candidate.

Obama defined the democratic race. He made Hillary play catch-up to him. When he was done with her he just stopped talking about here. He has been making sweet love to the MSM the whole primary and that is only starting. Plus, he is about to lose the race think entirely and beome a maistream immigrant American with a suntan.

re: #176 tokyobk

I agree it will be hard for McCain.

For one thing, elections are won in the fuzzy middle, where the MSM stills holds sway. This gives any Democrat a huge advantage.

re: #166 Sharmuta

And I hope they do! What's to stop the party from doing this again in the future? What the hell is the point of a primary (or caucus) if the party's going to ignore the results? Why have a convention? Just let the party heads pick the candidate if this is how it's going to be.

If I was a lib...Well actually, if I was a lib I'd off myself, but I digress-

Anyway, I'd sue to have the "super delegates" declared unconstitutional, again for a 14th amendment violation. If those few deemed to be "more important" can negate the votes of the the regular voters, I'd think that would be another equal protection case.

Well, night all.

re: #185 DesertSage

It's getting easier every day. The more Obama talks, the less he looks presidential.
By November, I predict a 57 state landslide for McCain

McCain has to convince people that Obama is a Cater in Kennedy clothing. If he can do that, he will win, imo.

re: #177 NY Nana

Hi, Nana! Don't get me wrong- I'm about as anti-clinton as a person can be. I was just trying to point out that the article mentions hillary's big gaffe, but there wasn't a single mention of ANY of obama's. As stupid as it was for her to mention the Bosnia thing, obama's Auschwitz lie was much more vile- true pandering, and I found it utterly disgusting on his part.

But like the American msm, the UK press is shilling for obama. Why- I have no idea- who are they trying to sway over there? This is an American election.

re: #182 Killian Bundy

Heh.

re: #191 Kosh's Shadow

Gosh, your wife's story is so familiar, Kosh. I was brutalized by feminists in grad school because I was married, had reproduced and was a helluva lot better looking than any of those saggy-breasted wonders. Those were unforgiveable sins, I guess.

Bad days. I hardly can stand recalling them ... even now.

Killian Bundy, I am getting so Damn mad at these Liberals always acting the victim when they are the offender. I'm sure fathe Pfleger gets plenty "death" threats normally after all the foul things he has said for years. Whine, whine, whine. I'm a poor victim.....I guess even the good Father should remember this Bible verse,"You shall reap what you shall sow."

re: #185 DesertSage

It's getting easier every day. The more Obama talks, the less he looks presidential.
By November, I predict a 57 state landslide for McCain

That is one of the reasons that I ♥ you, Sage!

re: #178 Sharmuta

You Fool! You fell victim for one of the classic blunders. The most famous is never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well known is this- never go in against a Sicilian Clinton when death the White House is on the line!

Hill's only mostly toast.

re: #68 JeremyR

Is that sticker on the front bumper, or the back one?

CoTT!
(Comment of The Thread)

re: #72 winston06

Obama is like New Hamshire's Ned Lamont in 2006 elections

Connecticut, maybe?

re: #195 tokyobk

How can he lose the race thing entirely when he built his whole campaign upon it? Poignant memories do persist and most Americans have an impression of him as someone who has built his campaign upon racist/racialist rhetoric.

re: #176 tokyobk

I don't think anybody here at LGF would offer you "a troll merit badge" for pointing out how difficult (and perhaps even impossible) it might be for McCain to beat Obama. I wouldn't go so far as to say that anybody thinks you are being trollish at all. What we do question--and not just out of groupthink and partisan inertia--is the thesis, which you seem to uphold, that there is anything superlative or admirable about Obama at all.

When I first saw him on C-SPAN about two years ago, asking questions on a Senate committee, I formed the opinion that he was thoughtful, deferential, and articulate. I never agreed with his politics, but I thought he had a mind. If he had served out a full term in the senate and got some experience and maturity, he mght have become an admirable partisan foe. But he has overreached himself and far too soon, so I must question his judgment. His many gaffes and silly pronouncements only confirm my opinion that he is, basically, a child who deludes himself into thinking that he can fill the role of an adult. And I suspect that it is the worst of men who are bolstering him in this conceit.

Very smart of him to do this on a Saturday.

C-Span is re-running the DNC rules commitee hearings from earlier today if ya missed it..

re: #200 Sharmuta

Well, the UK press has been just as against the Iraq war as the US press. It should be no suprise that they shill for Obama who is willing to set a timetable. Now, why they should be concerned about a US election is silly, considering they have zero control over it.

/BTW, I'm in the Lounge.

re: #192 Grammy Cracker

I really dig matzo ball soup....does this mean I could be Jewish?

/LOL

It's a start! ;) But could you spell and explain the last word in a national spelling bee?

re: #108 hermeneutics

Agreed. She has NOTHING to gain by taking a cabinet position or by giving up early. The only cred she'll get is that of being a Democratic loyalist ... a party trooper. She's already squandered that so why bother.

If she delays, Obama could implode. This is truly likely. Its a question of timing -- before or after the convention. If after the convention, she can smugly said, "I told you so" and return to her NY senate seat.

Nice gig. She wins.

She still has her mounting campaign debt to consider, and that alone is a good reason for her not to drop out even if she believes her situation to be hopeless.

Why would she want to take a cabinet position under an Obama administration, when she is a shoe-in for re-election in her NY Senate seat pretty much indefinitely?

Apart from Senator most likely being the more desirable position for her, there is no guarantee that Obama will win the election.

Assuming he did, AND he kept a promise to her to appoint her to the Cabinet (which wouldn't be guaranteed either), she'd only be assured 4 years in the cabinet (at Obama's pleasure).

Perhaps she could get 8 years *IF* Obama were to win re-election, but I doubt she would want that since she'd probably feel stifled there and probably couldn't win elected office again afterwards.

I shudder to think of her as a US Supreme Court nominee, but I think she wouldn't get that nomination.

re: #211 MandyManners

Very smart of him to do this on a Saturday.

Yeah, why would he pick the sabbath to do this?

I'll bet she's in church tomorrow.

And Obama isn't.

There's a greater meaning in that than Barry knows.

But Hillary sure does.

Keep fighting, gal!

Obama's sinking like a paper hat boat in a top tank toilet.

re: #208 Opilio

Connecticut, whatever. Remember, ZERO FOR TWENTY MARKOS supports Obama.

/What'll that be, Markos, 0 for 21 then?

re: #177 NY Nana

The only problem Nana, is that message was directly for the Jewish voters in her state.

They bought it, IIRC, she had a pretty good turnout for this block when she was elected as Senator.

re: #214 NY Nana

It's a start! ;) But could you spell and explain the last word in a national spelling bee?

I used to compete in spelling bees 'back in the day'. Now, I'm usually lucky if I remember how to spell bee....LOL

re: #134 ploome hineni

it is irrelevant if you or anyone likes McCain, and at this time, itis counterproductive to keep repeating McCain is a poor choice

McCain is the ONLY choice, so we better start looking for the pony, under that pile

I agree with what you have said and I think everyone should think about this really hard. We need to stop throwing jabs out there and get behind him full heartedly. We need to be building him up and constantly pointing out his best points of being the next POTUS. We need to try our best to turn other voters his way. We need to remember there is lots of people out there still undecided at this point at time and that could possibly reading these post.
I will be voting for McCain because I know he would be the best for our country, not just because I don't think or want Obama or Clinton.
Sorry to anyone I may have offended or if I have stepped over the line, and I really did not like the glue horse statement.

re: #188 OldLineTexan

Pfleger is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen on TV, and I lived through eight years of Bill Clinton as a gun-owner.

I just hope Father Pf keeps his dirty mouth shut from now on. That vid is the worst thing I've seen in eons. Hope springs eternal. However, I'm not going to forget that he is a buddy of Senator O, who earmarked a chunk of change to him (while an Ill. rep).

re: #209 hermeneutics

How can he lose the race thing entirely when he built his whole campaign upon it? Poignant memories do persist and most Americans have an impression of him as someone who has built his campaign upon racist/racialist rhetoric.

He will try to move into a position of highlighting his uber-american experience of being the child of immigrants and also mid-western. Watch for a major speech praiding his wonderful white family and his solid American roots.

He built his "I will be the first black president one day so help me get elected to the Senate" campaign and his primary campaign on race, in part. But this is the general and the American voting public has a short memory, which all politicians exploit.

re: #216 DesertSage

Yeah, why would he pick the sabbath to do this?

People are out of the house, on the lake, at the cottage, shopping, grilling, et cet.. They're less likely to pay attention to the news.

re: #202 hermeneutics

Gosh, your wife's story is so familiar, Kosh. I was brutalized by feminists in grad school because I was married, had reproduced and was a helluva lot better looking than any of those saggy-breasted wonders. Those were unforgiveable sins, I guess.

Bad days. I hardly can stand recalling them ... even now.

My wife later went into law, and found law school and the legal profession a lot better. Although she is in private practice, not a firm.
Chemistry's loss is law's gain, in this case.

McCain will drive all the hated/despised conservatives to stay home in November. McCain isn't even started yet. The staying home trend is far from over.

re: #218 song_and_dance_man

Thou mammering boil-brained scut!

Who Knew? There more songs available to B. Hussein' scampaign

Ha!

How 'bout this one?

Repeat after me, if Obama is elected, the USA is guaranteed:

1. Significantly higher taxes, and
2. Multiple liberal/activist Supreme Court justices (that's 20+ years of damage).

Other likely (but not certain) outcomes include:
1. Socialized medicine (which would be effectively irreversible).
2. Premature withdrawal and subsequent disgrace in Iraq.
3. A nuclear-armed Iran (and/or North Korea).

re: #182 Killian Bundy

Rev. Pfleger: 'They want to kill me...it's been ugly'

/and that's just the Clintons

Ah, the vermin maybe is getting a little taste of what comes around goes around, after he and jesse jackson called on a group last year to snuff out a local gunshop owner.

I must say, I wouldn't defend the man.

re: #137 CIA Reject

DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING! DING!

We have a WINNAH!

/Power for the rest of her life without having to pander to all those rubes every six years!

You likee that, how about, in the next chair over, Associate Supreme Court Justice William Jefferson Clinton, plus whoever is under his robe.

re: #203 nigella

Killian Bundy, I am getting so Damn mad at these Liberals always acting the victim when they are the offender. I'm sure fathe Pfleger gets plenty "death" threats normally after all the foul things he has said for years. Whine, whine, whine. I'm a poor victim.....I guess even the good Father should remember this Bible verse,"You shall reap what you shall sow."

Given the crapola that he seems to spout on a regular basis perhaps Pfleger would do better to remember a different verse:

"And whosoever shall scandalize one of these little ones that believe in me; it were better for him that a millstone were hanged around his neck, and he were cast into the sea."

/How long can you hold your breath "foddah" ?

No Sunday School tomorrow for the kids.
No more bake sales for Michelle.
No more softball games for Obama to hit a "touchdown".
No more 12 commandments.
No more G-D America.

Mighty Obama opted out.

re: #224 tokyobk

He will try to move into a position of highlighting his uber-american experience of being the child of immigrants and also mid-western. Watch for a major speech praiding his wonderful white family and his solid American roots.

He built his "I will be the first black president one day so help me get elected to the Senate" campaign and his primary campaign on race, in part. But this is the general and the American voting public has a short memory, which all politicians exploit.

He's thrown his white granny under the bus, calling her a racist.

CIA reject, I like that one better!

It will be fun to watch the polling data in the next week to see if it shows an Obama decline.

Rasmussen has a daily report that shows McCain up by three in a head-to-head against Obama (46 to 43). Perhaps Obama's numbers will sink next week to below 40 percent.

Gallup polls daily too. The last I checked McCain was one percentage point below Obama (statistically insignificant.) I'd like to see McCain open up a three or four percent lead.

re: #210 ContraJihadi

I don't think anybody here at LGF would offer you "a troll merit badge" for pointing out how difficult (and perhaps even impossible) it might be for McCain to beat Obama. .

Someone did in an earlier thread. I was not offended and perhaps he was just emphasizing.

Contrajihadi, how do you take the statement that Mohammad, prophet of Islam was a genius organizer of men whose leadership abilities allowed him to conquer in his lifetime a wild and warring peninsula and whose total system allowed him to spread his personal system across half the planet and spanning centuries.

Do you take me as a Muslim or even sympathetic to Islam?

re: #58 Sharmuta

Informal talks have already begun between Obama and Clinton fundraisers to discuss a merger, enabling Mr Obama to pay off Mrs Clinton’s campaign debts of $11 million
Well- there is that. But all she needs is another book deal, so I don't see why she'd need to go for this.

But since that is the approximate amount that Hillary and Bill have lent her campaign, isn't the correct reading of this statement that Obama is offering Hillary an $11M bribe to quit before the convention?

Sore

Deep in the article..

Hundreds of Clinton supporters, mostly women, gathered in Washington yesterday to protest at what they saw as an injustice,

What the hell does that mean? That its all just a scorned woman thing? Heck, I bet if someone took a survey at any Obama gathering it would also be mostly women. A bit of sexism slipping through from writer Tim Shipman.

Mandy, It's getting mighty crowded under that bus!

Is Larry Johnson releasing the Michelle Obama 'whitey' tape on Monday?

BREAKING NEWS: Michelle’s Whitey Problem

New and dramatic developments. This is a heads up. I’ll post the news Monday morning by 0900 hours. Now I know why people who have seen the videotape say it is stunning. Barack’s headaches are only starting.

I saw a great comment today about Obama-who cares if he's black, the problem is he's green.

re: #235 MandyManners

He's thrown his white granny under the bus, calling her a racist.

Shameful and disgusting.

Now be prepared to watch him pull her back from under the bus, prop her up and move her lips to endorse him. Watch the MSM swoon. When he does all this successfully, though, it might be time to re-up your assessment of his abilities.

re: #227 Kosh's Shadow

I'm glad she's happy and has found a niche where she's accepted as your wife and a mother. Good for her.

re: #82 really grumpy big dog johnson

Hillary's biggest mistake by far was assuming she'd have the nomination wrapped up by Super Tuesday. Her plan kerplopped when that didn't happen, and she had no troops on the ground to challenge the Obama surge. That one error alone may have cost her the election.

She's won 17 more pledged delegates in the last 3 months than Obama. She's beaten him 52%-48% in the 12.5 million popular votes cast in the last 3 months.

Unfortunately, Obama had a big lead before all of his skeletons came dancing out of their closets. It's been downhill for him since then amongst the hoi polloi. All of the gains he's made since Feb. have come from the most incorruptable cowardly segment of the Dem nomination process -- the superdelegates.

re: #228 Roger

McCain will drive all the hated/despised conservatives to stay home in November. McCain isn't even started yet. The staying home trend is far from over.

The power of Christ repels you!

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re: #180 wolfie

Can you believe you actually wrote "unfortunately" ?!
We're rooting for NOW and the Hildebeast!
This is getting downright surreal! :O

I do beg for forgiveness each night. : )

/I just pray the Obamessiah is listening.

re: #200 Sharmuta

Amazingly, he did have a family member, as he corrected himself, he had a great uncle who helped liberate Buchenwald...given Hussein's incredibly awful knowledge of geography, history, the number of states in the USA? How the hell did he ever get into Harvard and law school?

/Whoops, I think I know.

re: #243 NJDhockeyfan

who is that?

re: #245 tokyobk

Shameful and disgusting.

Now be prepared to watch him pull her back from under the bus, prop her up and move her lips to endorse him. Watch the MSM swoon. When he does all this successfully, though, it might be time to re-up your assessment of his abilities.

What abilities? He could have sex with a goat on the Capitol steps at high noon and the media would still be on his side.

Fears grow that Obama can't win

With senator Barack Obama poised this week to clinch his party's nomination for President, there are growing fears in some quarters that the Democratic party may not be choosing its strongest candidate to beat Republican John McCain.

Senator Hillary Clinton has been making that argument for weeks. Now some recent polls and analysis, looking particularly at vital battleground states and support among white voters, have bolstered her case - even as Obama looks certain to become the nominee.

There's still plenty of woodwork.

/and we haven't even looked behind the refrigerator yet either

Hillary Clinton will be offered a dignified exit from the presidential race and the prospect of a place in Barack Obama's cabinet under plans for a "negotiated surrender" of her White House ambitions being drawn up by Senator Obama's aides.

The arrogance of the Obama Campaign!

Go Hillary, tell them to shove it.

Miss the bus!

re: #238 tokyobk

Someone did in an earlier thread. I was not offended and perhaps he was just emphasizing.

Contrajihadi, how do you take the statement that Mohammad, prophet of Islam was a genius organizer of men whose leadership abilities allowed him to conquer in his lifetime a wild and warring peninsula and whose total system allowed him to spread his personal system across half the planet and spanning centuries.

Do you take me as a Muslim or even sympathetic to Islam?

no,loser..I offered you a troll merit badge for continuing to insist that obamassiah is some sort of brilliant politician etc etc ad nauseum...in spite of the mounting evidence for anyone with a reasonable grasp of reality...

Now, what I really want to know is.

Did Michelle quit the church?

There is rumor of some unsavory video possibly being held until some time in the future. As far as these campaigns go, I would have a real hard time thinking some inner circle folk are not aware of potential bombshells waiting to be detonated.

It would be my suspicion, they have already formulated a response.

What would really interest me, is getting a better understanding of their nomination process, that perhaps the Clinton machine may realize the fallout, and by having half the delegates seated, this sets the stage for legitimizing her ascension in the aftermath, and subsequently seating the rest of them if need be.

Just some random, lateral thinking on my end.

BTW what Bozos in the Obama camp think they are actually going to be able to draw up acceptable terms of surrender for Hillary Clinton? What a joke.

re: #237 hermeneutics

It will be fun to watch the polling data in the next week to see if it shows an Obama decline.

Rasmussen has a daily report that shows McCain up by three in a head-to-head against Obama (46 to 43). Perhaps Obama's numbers will sink next week to below 40 percent.

Gallup polls daily too. The last I checked McCain was one percentage point below Obama (statistically insignificant.) I'd like to see McCain open up a three or four percent lead.

Given that they all had Jon Cary winning in a landslide election night 2004, I don't pay attention to any polls.

re: #238 tokyobk

Contrajihadi, how do you take the statement that Mohammad, prophet of Islam was a genius organizer of men whose leadership abilities allowed him to conquer in his lifetime a wild and warring peninsula and whose total system allowed him to spread his personal system across half the planet and spanning centuries.

Do you take me as a Muslim or even sympathetic to Islam?

In what context did you make that statement? Were you showing genuine admiration for Mohammed and what he accomplished when you said it?
Were you just explaining how Islam came into existence and why it has spread so violently?

Context is everything.

re: #232 itellu3times

You likee that, how about, in the next chair over, Associate Supreme Court Justice William Jefferson Clinton, plus whoever is under his robe.

GROAN!........ POP!

Well, now you've done it- my head's exploded.

/How 'bout a "duct tape warning" next time eh? :-)

Is there a bus pool?

I say Obama throws Michelle under the bus next.

re: #238 tokyobk

IMHO "Mo" was good at tapping the human proclivity to sin, not a good thing, yes an empire came of it.

Mandy if it wasn't so true, it would be funny. Is there anything the "Messiah"could do that the media would find bad enough to stop their push for his Presidency? Sadly I don't think so. They better line up some more buses.... Their going to need them!

I think Hillary will wait. Perhaps even "suspend" her campaign, without throwing her support and delegates behind Obama. She will wait and let it be known she's going to Denver with her delegates, and hope Obama makes (another) mistake, and go into full meltdown.

She can then tell the DNC, "I'm here for you if you need me.."

re: #228 Roger

McCain will drive all the hated/despised conservatives to stay home in November. McCain isn't even started yet. The staying home trend is far from over.

Kiss me.

re: #252 MandyManners

What abilities? He could have sex with a goat on the Capitol steps at high noon and the media would still be on his side.

Ah, the old pandering-to-CAIR trick. Genius!

/Get SMART, America!

re: #256 joecitizen

no,loser..I offered you a troll merit badge for continuing to insist that obamassiah is some sort of brilliant politician etc etc ad nauseum...in spite of the mounting evidence for anyone with a reasonable grasp of reality...

Obama is a brilliant politician who plays th emedia like a fiddle. It may get him elected.

Joe, joe, no need to call names, now.

re: #238 tokyobk

Someone did in an earlier thread. I was not offended and perhaps he was just emphasizing.

Contrajihadi, how do you take the statement that Mohammad, prophet of Islam was a genius organizer of men whose leadership abilities allowed him to conquer in his lifetime a wild and warring peninsula and whose total system allowed him to spread his personal system across half the planet and spanning centuries.

Do you take me as a Muslim or even sympathetic to Islam?

"Someone" is not "everyone."

Strike the word "genius" and replace it with "very effective" or always, always add the modifier "evil" when ascribing "genius" to Mohammed, and my misgivings will diminish.

Frankly, I have given exactly no thought at all as too whether you might be a Muslim. I am responding only on the basis of how I judge the logical and factual merits of your arguments.
I went to school before p.c., multiculturalism and deconstruction slithered into the curricula. My 11th grade English teacher taught her class to pursue the ancient Greek notion of ἀρετή.

re: #243 NJDhockeyfan

Hence, I just answered my own post possibly.

If there is any shred of truth to this, Barry thou doth protest too much.

re: #253 Killian Bundy

Fears grow that Obama can't win

There's still plenty of woodwork.

/and we haven't even looked behind the refrigerator yet either

The entire msm and all other leftists are going to keep hammering the "racist" white people are the reason Obama can't win.

It surely can't be because of his beliefs and his "policies" and his own racist beliefs./

re: #232 itellu3times

You likee that, how about, in the next chair over, Associate Supreme Court Justice William Jefferson Clinton, plus whoever is under his robe.

I think his disbarment would prevent Bill Clinton from serving as US Supreme Court Justice.

As to Hilary, apart from her tenure as US Senator (which is arguably relevant) she has zero experience in Federal Jurisprudence. She'd be an incredibly controversial choice (at best) and I think a poor choice.

If the goal is to stuff the bench with activist judges, (even female ones). I think there are probably a lot better choices out there who could fill that role.

re: #264 Ojoe

IMHO "Mo" was good at tapping the human proclivity to sin, not a good thing, yes an empire came of it.

Right. And my point is that it is possible to be aware of someones abilities without endorsing them and in the case of people with whom you disagree or threaten your vales, as Obama does to many here, it is wise not to undereticamte them and wish-dul thinking of the dangerous kind.

re: #228 Roger

I disagree. Primaries are about voting for who you like. Generals are about voting for the one you dislike the least.

re: #243 NJDhockeyfan

AMazing, NJ! Did you see the long comment by "Mandelay?" Here's a snippet:
The reactions here, I believe, are born of deep frustration with the party and the media, as well as the injustices that have been tolerated, injustices against one of the most qualified candidates I’ve ever seen for the office of POTUS. At this point, I can only see Hillary running as an independent. I also think she can win as an independent. I have also come to believe that it is important to send a message to the DNC in November. If what they did is allowed to culminate in the election of Obama, the next election and the one after that and all the rest will be products of this slime. And fighting the “Obama Illusion” will become increasingly more difficult. Tonight’s “compromises” made at the DNC’s committee meeting have left Florida delegates with the power of half a vote. Half a vote. And reducing people to a fraction was the proposal of a black man. At one time black men had only 3/5 of a vote. See how far we’ve come. The Michigan “compromise” not only gives Obama delegates, it actually gives him 4 of HIllary’s delegates.